Wings wrote:

Can we get a puppy, Dragon?

Heh, I already have one, and no, you can't have him
But yes, Ravenclaw needs a puppy-dog in the commonroom. My vote is in for a black&white Border Collie - they're beautiful, energetic, and intelligent hard-workers

I haven't seen Hammy around for ages, but I haven't seen Zwartz either...

I'm still getting Hufflepuff vibes from Pup! You're a real sweetie in chat, and you just seems like you're a hard-working horse-riding Huffley-Puffley gal.

Ah, why not - Pup, you are in... HUFFLEPUFF!

*Hops off of the stool and replaces the Sorting Hat upon it"

Better go buy some yellow and black scarves and maybe buy a shirt with a puppy on it

In my head the image of me with a tail will forever stay. haha

PadfootPup

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I wouldn't mind having a new puppy in Ravenclaw though...Can we get a puppy, Dragon? Or maybe a Hamster. I agree, Winky, what happened to Hammy???

I was thinking the same thing!

And I think I agree on Hufflepuff, the therapeutic riding was a dead give away.

I have a border collie, Cazza. His name is Rocky, and he's completely and utterly insane. To the point where he thinks he's made of rubber, and thus can throw himself about in the air and not hurt himself. I'll give him to you Ravenclaws on weekends so I can have a break. Lol.

Welcome to Hufflepuff, Pup!

Hehe. I have two kitties. One of them is sane and the other is insane. Both of them thought they were rubber at one point. Kat (she's the sane one now) used to dart through the house like she was being attacked and then bounce off of walls (yes, literally. It was a strange thing to watch... though I must admit, terribly amusing). Simba (insane kitty) well... he never really did that... but once he was sitting at the far end of the room, and he saw a squirrel through the sliding glass door... well, he learned very quickly that there's glass there.

Ohmygoodnessme! I missed the sorting for a Hufflepuff! Welcome to Hufflepuff, Puppy(can I call you that?) Hope to see you in chat again!

yes, you may call me Puppy I hope to see you too! It's great to be in Hufflepuff


PadfootPup

Woops, it has been a while since my last visit here. And I guess I still haven't been sorted.
Have I missed anything important related to my sorting?
(Sorry, couldn't find it myself).

Zwarts is back!

No, you haven't been sorted yet as you wandered into a vanishing cupboard or something and completely disappeared
I had to scroll back several pages to find your last post in here, and it seems most comments were between Hufflepuff and Slytherin for you.

I think it would be a good idea for you to post a bit about yourself to refresh our memories and help us sort you

Have you got any more ducks in your collection? I saw a pirate one in a shop the other day

Ah, thanks for the update!

Well, I'll tell something more about myself then.
Erm, where to begin... Well, first I am an extrovert person, but I won't talk to strangers (on a party or something) soon. You can say that I'm a bit shy, but when I feel comfortable in my surroundings I can be a bit bold sometimes.
I don't have many friends, but only one or a few good ones that I see once in a while.
When I'm working on a project or something like it, I tend to start very enthousiastic, but I'll lose my enthousiasm very fast. And when I've lost my interest in something, I can stare at it as long as I want, but I won't get to work.
Erm, something else... *Thinks* Oh! I like to dress up! (As in a costume or something). Roleplaying is really my thing. Not only on special occasions (Halloween, the Elf Fantasy Fair), but also on ordinary days. (No, I don't go dressed as a pirate to school, but more like a daring outfit).

Oh yes! I bought a giant pink duck a few weeks ago. (I had the smaller, shiny version, that my cousin brought from Canada for me, but this one's a real addition to my collection). And a blue, sort of skeleton, duck ^^ I don't have a pirate ducky yet, though.

Zwarts, your description of yourself is amusing me to no ends for some reason. But it is bringing me no closer to a decision between Hufflepuff and Slytherin. In fact, I am beginning to lean toward Gryffy. Sorry, I'm making this harder. But Gryffindors strike me as jokers, as do you all of a sudden. Like I can't stop picturing you as a pirate even though you insist this isn't the case...

I see Wings' point about Gryffindor. You seem like a person who knows how to have fun in her life. Also, you're shy with strangers, but open and bold, as you say, in the company of your friends. Seems like you need a lot of time and trust to fully open up yourself to someone. That kinda reminds me of Neville (not really, but I have no better example) who is shy but is actually extremely brave and courageous, a true Gryffindor.

*giggles* I like the idea of going to school as a pirate

I also thought of Neville as I read Zwarts' latest description of herself.

Zwarts wrote:

When I'm working on a project or something like it, I tend to start very enthousiastic, but I'll lose my enthousiasm very fast. And when I've lost my interest in something, I can stare at it as long as I want, but I won't get to work.

Now, I know this is something everyone does from time to time, but does anyone else see this sort of trait as a bit Slytherin/Gryffindor? I think, in general, Hufflepuffs and Ravenclaws are the type who work at it and get there eventually, no matter how tedious it's become (though long periods of space-staring are inevitable), but I can picture Slytherins and Gryffindors getting bored and moving on to the next project, or altering it to make it interesting to them again.

Out of curiosity, do you have a favourite 'dress up' Zwarts, whether it be a particular type of character or theme?
I have to admit I own many items which can easily be thrown together to make a costume in less than 20 seconds If the occasion ever called for a timelord witch (pirate sword optional), I am so there! *laughs*

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Now, I know this is something everyone does from time to time, but does anyone else see this sort of trait as a bit Slytherin/Gryffindor? I think, in general, Hufflepuffs and Ravenclaws are the type who work at it and get there eventually, no matter how tedious it's become (though long periods of space-staring are inevitable), but I can picture Slytherins and Gryffindors getting bored and moving on to the next project, or altering it to make it interesting to them again.

I totally totally agree with that.

I'm actually leaning toward Slytherin and I don't really know why. I think costumes are sort of a Slytherin thing...let me think about it some more.

lol, costumes are a Slytherin thing? I guess that's more reason for me to lean towards Slytherin. I swear, I always seem to make notes about things in my life 'Oh, that was so Slytherin' 'Totally Ravenclaw' etc. I seem to be a cross between those two.

I dunno about Zwarts though... I can't really form any ideas from what's been said :/